In a forceful presentation that reaffirms Argentina's geostrategic alignment with free powers, President Javier Milei leads the international conference organized by the Federalism and Freedom Foundation and the International Republican Institute. During his speech, the president acknowledged the growth of these institutions in the uncompromising defense of the ideas of freedom.
He also outlined the roadmap of his administration based on three central pillars: Western values, economic freedom, and strategic security to "recover the greatness of our nations". Expanding on his model, Javier Milei defined economic freedom as "the free exercise of the right to property, that is, the right of people to produce, trade, save, invest, rather than having a bureaucrat decide for them what they can or cannot do with what is legitimately theirs".
The Head of State contrasted this vision with the tragic recent history of Argentina, where the State undermined private property through abusive taxes, regulations, and insidious legal unpredictability.
